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Matthew Galea

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Matthew Galea

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Gippsland · VIC

CPK McLaren Motorbody

CPK McLaren Motorbody

We’re a family-owned Gippsland smash repair business based in Leongatha, committed to providing quality repairs that our community can trust. With a perfect 5.0-star Google rating from over 70 reviews, we focus on delivering top-notch service, honesty, and transparency in everything we do. At CPK McLaren Motorbody, we bring together experience and dedication. Founded on family values, we’ve built our reputation through consistent, high-quality work and ethical practices.
We’re a team of nine skilled panel beaters, each qualified in their trade, including spray painting, panel beating, and motor mechanics.
Our workshop is equipped with the latest technology to meet the highest standards for every repair.
We’re the ‘smash repairer near me’ that you can trust! Don’t settle for sub-standard repairs.
For us, it’s not just about fixing cars – it’s about getting you safely back on the road with peace of mind.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Mingenew

🏪 Samuel Fortescue Moore

Samuel Fortescue Moore established Mingenew’s early store, The Little Wonder, around 1870. It supplied a remarkable range of needs: food, clothing, tools and equipment for people heading towards the goldfields, alongside agency services. Moore’s wider career included pastoral business and representation of Irwin in parliament. In Mingenew, the shop was a practical point of contact between an emerging town and a large rural district. Its name suggested modest dimensions, but its functions were anything but narrow; a country store could be an outfitter, information exchange and business office at once.

⚙️ Charles and Gordon Hope

Charles and Gordon Hope operated the Hope brothers business at Mingenew from 1909 into the late 1940s. Their blacksmith shop stood near Mingenew Spring and included a foundry making agricultural machinery. The family enterprise also supplied transport and undertaker services, a combination reflecting the range of practical skills needed in a country community. Its significance was less about a single invention than dependable work over many years. The recorded site preserves a link with the people who kept vehicles, farming equipment and essential local services functioning through successive changes in the district.

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